Fly Fishing Access Expands While Climate Change Threatens Wild Trout Populations Across US Rivers
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Out West, Colorado Parks and Wildlife's new Lower Blue River survey from December '25 is droppin' truth bombs—blamin' pellet-feedin' programs for overcrowdin', gill lice, and trout die-offs more than us floaters. Biologist Jon Ewert says fed fish push populations past natural limits, spread disease, and even big rainbows are bullyin' residents. Landowners pushin' a 10-year permit for floaters? CPW calls angler mortality minor in this catch-and-release stretch. Food for thought next time you're on the Blue.
California's takin' hits too—CBS News says warmin' rivers are squeezin' wild trout, with 87% of U.S. and Euro rivers heatin' up per Nature research, losin' oxygen and fish. Upper Delaware's seein' fewer brookies, hurtin' local guides like Jeff Skelding from Friends of the Upper Delaware. Used to pull hundreds; now it's a different game.
And hey, Wyoming's corner-crossin' bill to legally hop fences for public land access? Dead for now, per MidCurrent, with Montana's not hittin' lawmakers till '27 at earliest. Keep fightin' that one, boys.
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